I'm was a little confused about the weights of the 'mobile' devices (EMV Gen 2 vs. MX1 ) here. But checking recent company presentations, it looks great for EMV:
EMV's Gen 2 device has a targeted helmet weight of under 10kg (truly portable):
MX1's 'lightweight' CT scanner is 50kg (no one is taking this out in a backpack):
As pointed out above, imaging and AI efficacy being equal, EMV is at a huge advantage. MX1's device will require road/air ambulance to be completely modified logistically in a place where space is already at a premium (look at the size of that thing. I believe paramedics talk about accounting for every bandage in an ambulance because of the space restrictions. EMV's device requires a place to put a backpack.
Ann: Australian Stroke Alliance & FDA Update, page-213
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